Watch Pusha T’s Minimalist New ‘King Push’ Video

On the heels of his menacing 'Nosetalgia' collaboration with Kendrick Lamar, Pusha T continues to restore the feeling with the latest track off his forthcoming album, 'My Name Is My Name.'

The opening cut to his debut solo LP, 'King Push' is a fierce and focused claim to the throne in which the Clipse MC reminds folks, "I'm King Push, this King Push/ I rap n---a 'bout trap n----s, I don't sing hooks."

You'll be pleasantly surprised to learn that the beat, which relays marching drums over a sped up vocal sample that echoes the early work of his G.O.O.D. Music boss-slash-hype man Kanye West, was produced by Joaquin Phoenix. No, seriously. Nathaniel Brown's accompanying clip, meanwhile, stars the bold silhouette of Pusha we saw on the alternate album cover.